Works to oak tree covered by LBE ORDER NO 66 1977:- crown thin by 20%, lift crown to 4m from ground level without removing any scaffold limbs and reduce low extraneous lateral growth towards the neighbouring gardens shed and fence line by up to 1.5m if required to balance the crown lift.

Remove a dead hawthorn tree that partially collapsed into nearby trees and is overhanging the rear garden of 5 Briar Mead. In addition clear over hanging branches up to 2.5 metres from ground level that are overhanging the fence line to allow the installation of a new boundary fence and to protect the roof of the garden shed that sits underneath the trees as the felt is being ripped and damaged.

1 North boundary "* Grass * Public access: high * Wall or fence within canopy spread" Sorbus intermedia (Swedish Whitebeam) 8.3m 6.4m 35cm "* Audible sounds of decay detected * Decayed in historic pruning wound * Fungal fruiting bodies (Fruiting bodies around entire base, recently removed, possibly Armillaria mellea) * Historic pruning wounds * Broken\lost leader (North stem) * Mechanical damage to base of tree * Minor dead wood <50mm * Multi-stemmed * Narrow forks with included bark" Poor "* Fell to ground level and remove all arisings * Grind Stump 300mm Multi Stumps" 4 Rear playground "* Grass * Public access: high" Unknown Dead 3.0m 1.0m 5cm "* Dead * Staked tree" Dead "* Fell to ground level and remove all arisings * Grub out tree" 5 Rear playground "* Grass * Public access: high" Fraxinus excelsior (Common Ash) 4.0m 1.0m 5cm "* Basal and trunk suckers * Trunk defect (Swept stem)" Fair "* Chemical treatment os stump * Fell to ground level and remove all arisings (Fell and poison self set tree to stop regrowth between sheds)"

1. Ash tree (on boundary fence) - Remove one substantial limb and two smaller side lateral limbs overhanging greenhouse and shed before any damage is caused. Work to be carried out by Cederdale. See attached; ref1 - schedule of works ref2 - plan showing position of tree ref3 - aerial photo of garden illustrating position of tree and relevant boundary line ref4 & ref5 - photographs of tree

Tree 1, Turkey oak : Crown reduce the low lateral branch gowning to the north by up to 5 meters making two pruning cuts of approximately 50mm in diameter. Remove one 50mm diameter branch growing to the west. Tree 2, Turkey oak : Remove 4 x branches of around 5cm diameter x 6m long; plus, 1 low branch over hanging the public walkway - again around 5cm in diameter x 6m long. Tree 3, Turkey oak : Remove the very low branches resting on the fence /shed (around 5 branches at 5cm diameter x 2m long)

T1 Ash at driveway entrance: Reduce laterally to edge of driveway and reduce height by 2m to improve access and maintain at current size T2 Multi-stemmed Ash close to garage: Reduce laterally to edge of driveway to improve access and clear front of house and garage G1 Line of Ash and Elder overhanging rear boundary: Reduce laterally to fence line to clear rear of house and garage T3 Leylandii next to summerhouse in back garden: fell to ground level. Tree has outgrown it's location and may shed branches onto summerhouse and footpath at rear T4 & T5 Norway Maple: fell to ground level to allow space for additional garden planting

T1 Silver Birch - Located behind back fence in a shared driveway in Woodstock Place-Reduce tree height 1-1.5m. It is about 30ft in height and has branches that over hang and fall in our garden. Reason: Damaging our shed roof and falling on trampoline. It is also blocking the sunlight to our garden and will have an impact on the solar panels that we have now had fitted.

5x Plum Trees - Large specimens with heavy limbs growing over fence line into 3rd party gardens causing significant damage to both fences and sheds. With risk of damage to walls. Fell all 5 trees to 0.5m from ground level, this is to allow regeneration to unmanaaged trees. Due to poor garden access, all waste and works to be undertaken from Henry Giles House car park.

Sycamore (T2) - crown lifting by removing heavily crossing/rubbing side branches to one side of the tree, and those at ~1.5m from the ground on the other side of the tree to prevent obstruction of fence & shed and impeding use of garden.

Beech (Fagus sylvatica) tree in the corner of No 25 Hollybush Way that over hangs our garden and has 5 low hanging branches that risk damaging shed and fence. Crown Lift of 4 metres above ground level.